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docs:techref:hardware:port.gpio:1-wire [2022/02/19 11:21] – [Installation as of v21.02.0] elux011docs:techref:hardware:port.gpio:1-wire [2024/09/18 09:35] (current) – [1-wire Bus] elux011
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 This guide will only cover 1-Wire Bus Connections  (as of Sep 13, 2019) up to the stable release v19.07.8. For newer Kernels (since v21.02.0) the Package "kmod-w1-gpio-custom" is no longer available. This guide will only cover 1-Wire Bus Connections  (as of Sep 13, 2019) up to the stable release v19.07.8. For newer Kernels (since v21.02.0) the Package "kmod-w1-gpio-custom" is no longer available.
 Therefore the Installation is a bit more extensive.   Therefore the Installation is a bit more extensive.  
-The Device which got tested was a OrangePI PC+.+The Device which got tested was a **OrangePI PC+** (a different method is recommended for the Raspberry Pi!)
  
 ===== Installation up to v19.07.8===== ===== Installation up to v19.07.8=====
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 It is also possible to operate the 1-Wire Bus with just the Gnd and Bus Lines, with the Sensors deriving power "parasitically" from the Bus Line. For further information, read the datasheet of the device. It is also possible to operate the 1-Wire Bus with just the Gnd and Bus Lines, with the Sensors deriving power "parasitically" from the Bus Line. For further information, read the datasheet of the device.
 +For longer cables, the use of an insulator such as ADUM1201 is recommended.
  
  
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